March, 2014
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Page 45 EVS Launches New Dross Recovery System
Isle of Wight, UK — EVS Interna- tional, the solder recovery company, has launched the newest member of its EVS series, the EVS 500. With
covery dispenses with air driven pis- tons and the chamber, teeth and pis- tons design. The new patented technology
inverts the solder/dross separation pot, and adds an innovative 180° ro- tating facility. As no teeth are used to separate the solder/dross, the ingot coming from the machine is very clean. The EVS 500 has a small foot-
print, yet is fully automatic. Once the operator loads the machine, everything else works in an automat- ic mode. In addition, the EVS 500 offers all of the same safeties and locking
Solder dross recovery system.
the new unit, the company has man- aged to drastically reduce the size, weight, complexity and footprint, while improving the tried and tested performance of the larger EVS sys- tems. The new concept in dross re-
Production Solutions Debuts New RED-E-SET Model
Poway, CA — Production Solutions Inc. is unveiling the new RED-E-SET UPH Universal Part Holder and GoPad PCB Rework/Repair Board Holder. The RED-E-SET UPH is de- signed for applications where custom tooling or fixturing is required. It pro- vides a high-density pin array that conforms and locks to the shape of the part and remains until a different part is introduced. Setup and changeover is
systems of the larger EVS 8K/10K models.
The EVS 500 has been designed
to be the same size as a printer and is aimed at multiple markets. The cus- tomer with one lead wave and one lead-free wave, the customer who uses Nitrogen or wants to reduce Ni- trogen usage, the customer with se- lective solder pots who only removes small amounts of dross every hour or the customer with multiple waves where one EVS 500 is connected to each wave to ensure that the maxi- mum recovery is maintained through- out the life of the wave solder system. Users can quickly recover up to 80
percent of pure solder with a higher ROI from the waste dross. The simple but ruggedly de-
signed unit is highly ISO14001 com- patible as it lives by the ISO mantra of reduce, reuse, recycle, enabling the customer to reduce solder consump- tion by up to 50 percent. The EVS 500 also can help to reduce dedrossing time by 75 percent and waste dross
off-site by up to 85 percent. Contact: % 44 (0) 8451 304733
fax: 44 (0) 8451 304744 E-mail:
sales@evsinternational.com Web:
www.solderrecovery.com
See at IPC/APEX Booth #2434.
New PCB support system.
completed in seconds, ensuring maxi- mum uptime of equipment and im- proved productivity and quality. The new GoPad PCB Rework/
Repair Board Holder is an adjustable circuit board holder designed to aid in holding and supporting a circuit board during rework and repair. The GoPad is especially beneficial for thin, flexible or highly routed boards. With the addition of the UPH and GoPad, the RED-E-SET product line now offers a full range of support tooling, from the GO! to the mid- range ML Manual Lock, to the fully automatic AS AutoSet. All of the RED-E-SET products
have proven to increase revenue once implemented on any screen printer, pick-and-place, chip shooter or dis-
pensing machine. Contact: Production Solutions Inc., 12675 Danielson Court, Ste.
403, Poway, CA 92064 % 858-486-1088 fax: 858-486-9178 E-mail:
info@production-solutions.com Web:
www.production-solutions.com
See at IPC/APEX Booth #1240. See at APEX, Booth 240
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